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Monthly Archives: June 2010
All aboard the Sandwich Train!
Query: What’s a group of young, internet-savvy SCV food connoisseurs to do with themselves in a town that pines for a Cheesecake Factory above all else? Answer: Un-Think SCV and get the hell out of town on the Sandwich Train to Los … Continue reading
Posted in SCV Good Eats, Transportation
28 Comments
Catching that NIMBY Fever?
I suppose this is cosmic justice for me: I’ve often criticized the NIMBY neighborhood groups in the McBean area for their outspoken and hyperbolic reaction to the hospital’s expansion (along with the proposed Singing Hills MOB). Now look what’s being … Continue reading
Posted in Development
39 Comments
June 25, 2010 – Daily Brief
US Army Corps of Engineers, Department of Fish and Game release EIRs for Newhall Ranch project and find issues with waste disposal beyond 2020. 8000 acres of the development would be left as open space but the studies say the … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Brief
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2012 Election Predictions (No, Really!)
The blogs, local print media, and the Facebook pages of the 8% of local voters that despise and loath the incumbent City Council members are alive this past week with shock and dismay that the incumbent councilmembers (save one who … Continue reading
Posted in Misc.
33 Comments
Santa Clarita Van Winkle’s Choice
Something profound, life-changing and amazing happened to me Monday afternoon. It was a work day like any other, a lovely afternoon in June, and I was riding my bicycle from home back to work at the end of lunch, enjoying … Continue reading
Posted in Misc.
31 Comments
June 23, 2010 – Daily Brief
Frank Ferry’s election ordinance modification was passed on to a second reading at the City Council last night after much debate. Some residents were concerned that increasing the maximum amount that could be donated to a Council candidate to $1000 … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Brief
31 Comments
What About Other HOA Swim Teams?
Bill Reynolds has weighed in once again over at the West Ranch Beacon http://westranchbeacon.com/blog/2010/06/guest-commentary-summit-community-a-bastion-of-personal-attacks/ on the Summit Seals swim team controversy. For those that may not want to spend the time reading this because you feel you may not be long … Continue reading
Posted in Misc.
245 Comments
Gulf Oil Spill thoughts
I find myself giving serious thought to something Sarah Palin has said for the first time in my life as my anger over the oil spill in the Gulf turns to despair: Wouldn’t it be nice if Mrs. Drill, Baby … Continue reading
Posted in Environment
44 Comments
June 21, 2010 – Daily Brief *
Councilmember Frank Ferry is behind the item on tomorrow’s City Council Agenda that would increase to $1000 the amount individuals could donate to council candidates. The item also would remove the anonymity offered to people who donate less than $100 … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Brief
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Corporate Welfare: Is Santa Clarita’s stance sustainable?
The Business section of today’s LA Times contains a damning column by Michael Hiltzik on our perennial state budget deficit: I believe we can all agree on the root cause of the state’s $20-billion budget gap. It’s welfare: all those millions … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Opinion
3 Comments